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CHAPTER 5 NAVY AIRCREW COMMON EJECTION SEAT (NACES)
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Forward ejection seat

Figure 5-1.-Forward ejection seat; (A) right-hand view, (B) left-hand view. Ejection control handle safety pins and safe/armed handles are provided to render the ejection seats safe when the aircraft is parked between flights and at all other times on the ground. The ejection control handle safety pins are removed by the aircrew before flight and installed by the plane captain after flight. Movement of the safe/armed handle is the responsibility of the aircrew. Before   entering   the   cockpit,   personnel should  ensure  that  the  correct  safety precautions  have  been  applied. The  F/A-18  aircraft  is  equipped  with  a  type SJU-17(V)1/A  ejection  seat.  The  F/A-18D aircraft  is  equipped  with  a  type  SJU-17(V)2/A  and a  type  SJU-17(V)1  /A  ejection  seat  installed  in  the forward and aft cockpits, respectively. The seats are  interconnected  by  a  command  sequencing system. The two types of seat are essentially the same, but with differences to suit the two cockpit installations.  For  convenience,  the  description  that follows  applies  equally  to  both  ejection  seats, except where noted. Where reference is made to the  aft  seat  configuration  on  the  F/A-18D,  the description  applies  equally  to  the  single  seat (F/A-18C)    installation. All NACES seats incorporate fully automatic electronic sequencing and are cartridge operated and  rocket  assisted.  Safe  escape  is  provided  for most  combinations  of  aircraft  altitude,  speed, attitude,  and  flight  path  within  the  envelope  of 5-2

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